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So, I'm curious, even though I listened to records as a kid, I haven't in years. What makes a good record player? Brand, features, components. How would you spot a good one? What is the most expensive one you've seen. New tech, or old school?

What about turntables? Do dj's still use real record players, and if so, what differentiates the good from the bad if you're mixing music?
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